This is a scripted version of the instructions posted in this article. It’s easier, but way less informative. If you need more details on what went into the creation of this script, please refer the linked article.

RepositoryPermalink

The repository containing the code used in this blog post is here: Jetson Nano

InstructionsPermalink

git clone --progress --depth 1 https://github.com/sahilramani/jetson-nano.git
cd jetson-nano
chmod a+x jetson_setup.sh
./jetson_setup.sh

The script will ask for your super user password a few times, and definitely needs a few reboots to get things set up. Setup will continue automatically when you log in after the reboot.

Installing the advanced stuffPermalink

If you want to install a few additional (useful) things on your jetson nano, try some options on the script.

PytorchPermalink

./jetson_setup.sh --pytorch

TorchVisionPermalink

./jetson_setup.sh --torchvision

TensorFlowPermalink

./jetson_setup.sh --tensorflow

Jupyter LabPermalink

./jetson_setup.sh --jupyterlab

I WANT IT ALL!Permalink

./jetson_setup.sh --pytorch --torchvision --tensorflow --jupyterlab

It’s done, now what?Permalink

Now that the script is done, all you need to do is fire up Jupyter Notebook

conda activate jupyter
jupyter notebook

or if you installed Jupyter Lab

conda activate jupyter
jupyter lab